Justice and correctional services minister Ronald Lamola says the government does not have to consult the public extensively on the regulations governing SA’s lockdown despite the implications they might have on the citizenry.

The regulations governing the lockdown, which was imposed under a national state of disaster in March and just extended for another month, severely curtails the freedoms of South Africans...

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